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Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

A VERY old colored woman,
who spent many years OF her life
on Long Island, where she work.
ed ~ ihe market gardens. ssTs
that hewsver bad the mosquitoes
used TO Be they never attacked
her among ths encumber vines.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22
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n1HneI11d nou1Izr InIt1II11 q Ianra
iuE Tor Ilr higher CnrIEtian elucllioa
of rIrfx. VIII open 81 de zez1 oI ScDten-
uer ueEl villa IaE1IfT. c1IIIr1Ium -
EtrrIrI rnIIfwENI uHraflEre1 hT auF
Eeuasis 90 Iaf - oI l4a OIfo kiref.
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Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

GRRAT quantities Of black ber.
ries have been shipped from AL
corn coaniy to the North aud
West shis summer. bringing salis-
factory paces.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

Hon. JAS. L. OLHMENs, the
blind Representative Of NOxubes
county, has been re.nominated for
the third time by the Democratic
Marty.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

PBGaT HKsTT, the oldest 10
man 10 New York State, is dead.
She vas ITO. vas born near FaTI
Plaiu. aud had seen George Wssh-
lnalnn.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22


DYERsBURs. TENN. Frb %. 1887
GentIemen--In 1888 | bad &c
we're attack Of rhvumstism. liaI
tackled me mosI 10 my aims aud
legs. The Iaiirr werr drawn up,
aud when I csuld walk I had to 60
aIl bent over. Finally, | went 10
Bot SPRING., ARK where I re-
malpSd sfyfFal weeks. Was ben
satied and thought j Rss veil, and
came home. On ny arrival bone
IL developed again. I then took q
course Of s. s. s.. niing three doz-
en- bottles. They thoroughly car
ed me. and from sha day 10 this
| hays been perfectly free from
rheumaiIsm
I regard 8. 8. 8. aD-slats ~ ihe
care of FheamsIism, snd q perfect
blood purifier. I think II lhs brst
medicine in Ihr uosn, sad n I cas
help il I never expsa 70 uss any
ether. II y . sptudld feneral
me4ieine. elsa7plnE oui The sxsiem
and lhus getting Il The reet Of |
nest Diseases. ]. b. cAhfrn
Trn~fs.~ - UIr...r a CEt- nj
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

Nh JAS. 4 EVANS, the talent.
cd correspondent Of the Picayuns,
10 candidate for Floaler from
Lauderdale, Kemper and Clark.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

A RATTLEsNAKE being pelsed
with stones by q Washington Ter
rilory hoy, freed him in peach
tree and kept him there for tive
hOura.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

HERR KEUPP's grs4lest achiev-
ement in eanoou-making were the
I35-ton gun be turned cat for TIA
". His works average 1.ooo tons
II steel = DAY.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

A hill has been introduced IN
the Georgia legislature 10 cut of
The little Ohromos that 60 with
packages III cigarettes.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

A KENTUCKY man swallowed
four pounds Of bird shot TO cure
the asthma. He was just saved
from lead poisoning, aud the as,h-
ma hadn't budged.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

THE Yssso Drlig ifarr that %
accouui q lbe rapid inanx o. sel.
llsrs iuto wanhineion county and
fhe clearing % Of uoodland that
lImlrr vi saea b aaarer.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

NOTHING like the hot wave that
has paassd over the Western cities
lately. killing many people and
prOs,raiing many mote.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

BEN BUTLKR is credited with
saying iasi onr jury systen is as
near psrfeei a. aaYlhiRg humsn
that can be made. AZ be in .
very succensfal criminal lawyer
~ ~s.~.. \. hsa--l
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

WASHINGTON county through
iis convention beld last week In.
structcd for Gen. Il. O. wallhall
for the Senate.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

THE rllis.r q - 1IIrslersillr,
lGa. chmniuis 80 timsrli iuio
iruqhls bg FHi|ft - sriicir o.
~ msnuer In wki4 i4f onng
r,f.pir q bis l9En Ianrrd. t|1-
lrea VI ~ ta1nE ~ uho aIlt1.
ded ise uar'is1 dega-nctd hi~ 81
! LlL-llEl.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

soUTH CARo1zEA coiorrd pso-
PIE who cuigyatrd % L1beria sona
years ago are doine little else
lhan slarring.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22


The hot weather will knock the
cotton worms In the head ANYHOW,
II decs not accomplish any 9th.
or good.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

THE orange trees are blooming
again In Florida which win make
the seeond crop this season II The
oranges Iipsn.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

4 TIM San Francisco Alta pre-.
dicia that u million people will
come TO California within the next
two years.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS. A

We are authorized tn announce A J
MOORE, ~ a candidate for Supervisor
irOm Beat !, subject to tile action OF the
Democlatlc Nominating Convention.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

In Tate county o rattlesnakD
with fourteen Iatiles was killed
recently.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

IT 10 claimed that Texas will
make 1900. 900 bales Of cotton this
year.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22
zzsEc11 BErAnzwr
TULANE UNIVERSITY or LOUISIANA.
JFosusrir. isz. let shs Uaisurslt5 o.

1is a1ranfsErs sor rlz1lIcal instruction.
and etrecIaI|T 10 the dI1eaHs ul fne
Snnli- u'esf ere unfQ1rilf. as.lhG law -
Eufl8 \ EIref4Il|rIElI urIeII4|I 1Iru
ne r|s4I CIsrIlF uo<FiieI uHa ~ 20
1rris. nrd NH14 raLhNfs nnnr1AT. HEn-
ItEls Here - iE|EI'' I-i1l1 u r1F and
r|.ll ~ I1llfrtII1r = 1slT gwen 4 ~
IsfaaIl - ca .ir8- o. If. ~ 1IEef iaHila-
II1ns EcF tf1I1Eus - InIrFu1f'cr. 80
NsaEa-N ruAEnFL ~ mnz4.
W9u nfIrntE -.
~. a. nT.Ee 81 ~ 1914
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

TnR estate 81 Ool. "a 1isbsrl.
80 culhrafes Ss.oao acres IN cot
Goa.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
Blame for the Chassworth Disaster.
THE JURY EVENLY DIVIDED ON THE QUESTION 9

Blame for the Chassworth Disaster.
THE JURY EVENLY DIVIDED on THE QUESTION OF
RESPONSIBILITY.
CHICAGO. August TIA Daily Nescs special from
for the railway wreck was expected Before noon
today nom the coroner's jury, but the members
conclusion. Some Of the Jurors are not satisfied
with the conduct Of Mason, whose attention was
track. other jurors are slow 70 censure Section
Foreman Coughln until they know precisely all
about the orders he received from Roadmaster
The jury this morning was evenly divided on
the nature Of their verdict. Three OF the Jurors
ham--wanted to practically exonerate the man
agement OF the road by declaring the to
careessness and oiCoughlin. The other
Cnree jurors HardWareman Turner, Grocer Cloz,
ana Graindealer Osborne were inclined to deal
leniently with Coughlin and censure the manage
monster double header train. Coroner Long is said
10 De under many obligations to the company for
passes. &C., and spends much Of his time at the
notel and elsewhere with the company's attorney.
MI Long fayors the verdict throwing the blame on
Coughhn. The latter is poor, awkward looking
iello"' long, pony, and stammeD frightfully.
Killed by ''Blinkey'' Morgan.
DE DETROIT, August 1z-sherin ChaS Lynch, Al
iro shot wound In the leg inflicted by the noto-
and carried out the scheme 70 capture Blinkey
Detective Hulligan. OF Cleveland.
Racing At Saratoga.
SARATOGA, N. Y, August 17-There was fair
and track fast.
First Selling race for two-year-olds, fur
longs; Matte Laurain won, Balance second, and
Jack Cooks third. Time, 1:O4k.
second race-SWeepstakes for all ages, mile ana
iurlong; Grlsette won, Nettle second, and BineIte
third Time, 1:57k
Third race Three quarters Of O mile. Santa
Klta won Dudley Oaks second; Harry Glenn third.
Time, 1.16k.
Fourth race-Mtle. Unique won Warrington
second, and Chickah0mtny third. Time, AS
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The Pcnnsylvamia Repu bltcans would
Like 90 See Him Nominased An 1855
Principal Paragraph An Their Psas'
fern.
HARxrssrRo. August II.
The platform contains the following prominent
We favor tarir for the sake OF nurturing Amcrt
can manufacturers untn the Industries and re-
sources of this country furnish ITS people with
every item OF consumption they can naturally pro-
ssssns i nome labor 'n Against 0 lSssn labor
T Of naa Is rs q s
workmen from the unequal and unjust compcti-
add we demand the passage Of more vigorous
National laws for the scrutiny OF immi-
graoion. and the return OF the unit and
our adherence OF anarchistic ideas and PROPOSE
tons destructive OF the rights OF property and
ant VIOLATIONS q the law shoSiS be vested with
prompt and extreme penalties.
We favor the creation OF an American marine
oy the provision OF bounies upon experts and dis
terminating duties upon imports In American bot
lasting gratitude and continued favor OF n
stored Government. and the surplus I'm the Treas
ury cannot better be distributed than in the en-
clude all honorably discharged soldiers of the
Union Army who may be in absolute need Of pub
We arraign the democratic party and the
present national Administration for the general
imoecility In dealing with all great national
questions The only energy they have exhibited
has been In the displacement or experienced
oificers without cause, and In direct violation Of
their civil-seryice pledges
The National Administration seems 90 have no
policy beyond expediency, and no principle be-
yond the establishment OF its succession. In
order Go preserve a solid democratic south Presa.
Dent Cleveland has endeavored 70 nurture SEQ
uonalism by the preference TO distin-
gQished station OF soldiers prominent In
enorts TO destroy the Government by his
REFUSAL 10 sanction pensions 10 soldiers eminent In
enorts TO sustain IT, and by hts proposition take
from among the national trophies the banners OF
an extinct military power, won by the lavish ex.
pendture OF the blood and treasure OF the country
10 surrender them 20 those whom he supposed
70 inherit Its pre1udices, and who were without
either desire or authority 70 receive them. The
republicans OF Pennsylvania, the native state OF
Hon. james g. Blaine. will view with
high pleasure his nominotion for the
Presidency In the campaign OF 1854
Accident cannot abate the love u a great party.
nor the admiration OF q great people for states.
man true alike 10 his convictions and 10 his coun
try.
WILLIAMS FOR SUPREME JUDGE
henry w. Williams was nominated for supreme
Judge. The frst ballot stood: Williams lSa
Mitchell SO, Green @. The nomination OF Willialm
was subsequently made unanimous.
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AUCTION SALES.
HANDY. Real Estate Agent

II tAiAAsA<Ao W. nA<NO4s ncoA EoSote A8cu@
sAdE q EsTsA A3zE
STREET NORTHWEST.
the 0nss so1 sale g gpnS TH Il EHI
TH1f dST PAYoF AtSTsT. p 1887. e FIVE
rooms sDd 5sth Lot Is Is s1iSS 70 large .iiey IN
GSs ss
s a':f
SRS sr1crSEY aasEs wi
RY WEEKS { CO.. Auctioaeer.
POSITIVE MANUFACTURERS SALE TO REDUCE
AZ BoTa Isl MEsTh
FOR FOR Buggy IYss COACH 4;a ASp nWAsoN, LADiEs'
Horse pEN &C S0 II WHIPS. LLAIkSE lHss6KT;
Leg 8GH 6F q2H
Eh EsbE Fl 1d xSI5STi0S or BVzEks IS
s y
nUNcANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
S SALE e RRANDE EhSW
EETIEE S5STEsTs 81 STORE No Ems 81
BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in Liber
SS Il f9G SS ct the land fer the
EIGaITEENTH PAY Of AVGTsT, A:1 1881 COM
% :RH d
One Safe One Ice Box. One Range
Tables, Counter. Shelving, Partitions,
18 Chairs, Table Ware, Dishes, &C.,
Silyerware, One Showcase, Cigar Case,
Whisky. Brandy. Sherry, Claret,
Marsala and other Wines and LIQUORS,
In casks and boxes.
1oxss Maccaroni, Olive Oil. Assorted Groceries, &c.
Terms cash.
f GHos & n M F}Rkbs.}l Attorneys.
au13d P. F. MANCOSOS, Trustee.
ABOVE stE is ghE
1887 at the same hour and place.
Pr. MANCOSOS, Trustee
CHAS. s. MOORE, a++orr.vs
au17 THOS N. FIELDS} A''oe's'
WEEKS CO. Auctioneers,
Opposite City Post Office.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE AND EFFECTS FOR HOUSEKEEPING
OF ALMOST EVERY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AND BEDROOM FURNITURE, CARPETS,
RUGS. STOVES, ETC, ETC.
ALSO,
QUANTITY OF BRUSSELS CARPETS, MATTINGS
OILCLOTHS. STOVES. FURNITURE, WAGONS,
ETC, DAMAGED BY FIRE, FROM II. BAUM,
AT AUCTION.
At our SalesroOms,
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST EIGHTEENTH
1887. a. TEN O'CLOCK, 1t
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DIED.
BEA dIfrG On rMsdnssd.y. Asgust II 1887 q 40
months and fourteen d~yA
TIE 7si li s.t;s. crib c,Di e empty now
Another. hope, fathers joy.
In desths cold arm doth ia
BE Hn NORMA
Funeral from psrens.' residence No. eol New yss.
Friends and rsissivss invited g asssnS NJ aAa:'
CARTER, departed this life August Is. 1857. q
.ls bore With aSS isr saS TaNcIs
s ~ sos ed s-Sses. e ysss OF: g
mouth,
bow short the nee b sistsr TN,
Is no" ha''A'a % s. sa' S SSsS o.r. su,u
Funeral Win take place from her late rsdasnn. go
sose S ss;. ssa:.s SGi
sS SEP ceSzos e August 10 1857. - $50 49,
=: ;::;'' q !. :s 49, 8:
AN aa y On A. assSss n 1ss1 VILE S:Ss:s
lrSsrl s1n tals place flo@ 70 psrsass: $1,000
y eocsE ne fsSS: ss e. .,a1:. q
~ are rsspsctfully invited 70 attend
r5 81 AS. ass q sas 4 JON
Aursla Hart aged eight months md twelve day1
ss% Il f.s 40: g
Fl Psss ~ S:s Z s s;: 8 60; =:
xEL5t a shs 49, g 3 Es z ~ 81 No el5
son Of \. =. and There's zsn s0sa s0ur month"; snd
TunsrI Th1ssday morning. q tn o.caosk. fuu
0slsnaxy.
SOUTH m Naahingtoa. D. q. Suly 70. 1nol.
HOWARD SOUTH, cd logs1-nino yeaRo-
se1ss i s.ss q - On "a .s ia - 'ss -
kssrs Of . iarts number Of 1snds md ssauSinssncs
oos ssslsds~ videw ssd tasss eSii1ssr - "a .
1esn &c ssSsses To assss 49, = nr.sS lee
fhal = lsyl1 g xs.ksoH DasotA Gpe $500 g
canfedeests eeUmana W1sh eonsplcpous 6rsvSEy -.
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LADIES' GOODS.

TNHE FALL RUSH is COMING.-OUR PATRONS
viii consult their own interest and very much
obge us by sending in much of their Fall work a.
possible before the 18th Of September
W. H. WHEATLEY,
Premium Dyeing and Cleaning works 1908 Jefferson
st., Georgetown, D. G. aul5-1m
NJ v. KANE. 5O7 nth ST. NV, HAS REMOVED
N1s to AZ 18th ST. NV. Corsets made to order
perfect ut guaranteed: Also, full line of Shoulder
Braces, Reform Waists. French Corsets and Bustles
aAlA-ll
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TO.NIORR ROW.

WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FRONTING
ON STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION mo 0IYl
On THURSDAY, AUGUST EIGHTEENTH, at -
Six O'CLOCK r. NJ, we shall sell. in front offS:E|
premises west half Of lot No. o. in square No. 377,
having 80 feet inches front, running back l59 feet
TO 30 foot alley. improved by two-stOry and attic
brick dwelling house. Central location and should
command the attention of buyers.
Terms One-half cash, balance in one and two years
for notes bearing interest from day of SALE and secured
&C., at purchasers cost; 800 down ON day Of sale
Terms to be complied with within ten days. otherwise
property viii be resOd at the risk and cost of default
Ing purchaser.
au15-4t WALTER B. WILLIAMS co. Aucts
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TIE ROLL OF DELEGATES CALLED.
SYRACUSE, y. u, August ls.-Jeremiah Murphy
chairman OF the executive committee called me
convention TO order He directed the secretary 10
read the call, which he did. About five hundred
persons, half spectators, were present.
Tnen followed the calling OF the
roll or delegates The names OF McG;lynn
george and several others were applauded.
Contrasting delegates were announced from the
third, eighth, tenth and fourteenth assembly dis
tricts OF New York Two colored Delegates are on
the list. The chair announced that the contrasting
Delegates would be heard before the committee on
credentials
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A Heavy Deed Of Trust.
THE WASHINGTON 0AsLIGHT COMPANY YxnCur

THE WASHINGTON QAsIIGHT COMPANY EXECUTE a
DEED OF ALL THEIR PARAPHERNALIA 10 SECURE
THE PAYMENT or 8, 1000 NEW BONDS.
Yesterday q deed OF trust was nled from the
Washington Gaslight Co. to ChaS c. Glover and
Chas A. James on all its real and personal prop
erty to secure the payment Of q, OO0, OOO, and
bonds was placed on record In the Recorder OF
Deeds on1ce. The deed recites that at a
meeting Of the board OF directors on
June II was decided that such action
should be taken In order to provide additional
facilities for the business Of the company in
squares 1025 and squares south OF 1O25 south Of
N street south, between 18th and 18th streets
east, extending 70 the Eastern Branch. And fur.
Their the necessity FOR extending the faciries ex.
lists. the consumption OF gas having nearly reached
the limit OF the works, and there being no avail
able ground near the q street station. For this
purpose 8, 600 900 In bonds OF 800, $500 and
q, 600 WIN be issued bearing interest at per cent
payable In forty yeaxs. but redeemable after nf'
teen yearA
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Racing at Saratoga.
AND CONFESSIONAL

Now York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and loo pm prices
OF the New York Stock Market. reported Dy special
wire to II. II. Dodge. 539 10Th street;
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LONDON, August 17.-Neither the foreign ONCE
nor the Emin Bey relief committee has received
any news regarding the alleged massacre OF Henry
M Stanley.
The officials at the foreign ofice are surprised &C
the intelligence contained In a dispatch received
py the French government, and says that II news
OF Stanley 5 death had been received at Zanzibar
the British agent there had failed TO send It
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Relaxing specie Regu1axi0Qss
Az the business men OF New York complain that
the recent Treasury instructions requiring an ex-
animation by the appraiser Of specie and bullion
imported causes them l0B OF interest and also
causes delay by obstructing commercial transac-
tons, the secretary has authorized the collector
TO relax somewhat the enforcement OF the
instructions and to deliver, without examination,
whore the importation amounts TO $4,000 or over
ana whore the collector knows the parties 70
whom the bullion or specie u consigned and Il
satisfied there IL no intent 70 defraud.
A LUNAcY IMQUua1IoN O1DIRED.-A petition
was presented yesterday 20 judge Aerr1ck, By
Geo. Schuech, setting out that John @. p. Men1k-
helm, thirty i've years OF age b IN idiot having
been OF unsound mind from his birth, and thai
he q entitled 70 distrfbutive share OF &333 In
the proceeds Of IN en00wment policy issued By the
Knights Of Pythias upon the death Of John A.
Menikhetm, his father. He therefore asks the ap-
poantment Of q committee TO take charge Of his
estate Judge NefTick made an order for IN In
QUESTION q lunacy next Friday, - the CITY uall
A ersazr FmK-,At 12:17 to-day an alarm was
struck nom box Ga calling the eng1nes 70 attend
to GliRht blaze In btephehsonS kxpre0 etableaI
neusted between and r and oth and lOtk
streecs southwest The cause Of tho nro - an
known. Tho damage was very slight
RAzeB o. ms TuExMoxsEsn-The fullowlng
woFe The roodinRy % the signal Omce eo-day:7 {
n. e.; = p ma sc; mad I'm .; minimum e
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MARRIED.

6AFFELL-DURNIN. At church Of Jmmaculass
Ryan, VIM. T. sAffELL 70 MARY l. D6kNIN, botS
Of this city.
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OAMpPBEIL CAhRINGrON. ATTORNEY-1Y
~ Law. Barbour Lew Butl1iinG. eco Luuisiana-
SvennA Washingeops y @ AeGidene0 Hl0 6
~ Gs9
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WINNING IN A DRIFTING MATCH.
The Volunteer shows Her Power An
Light Airs az Newport.

A Newport dispatch TO the New York Herald
gives the following details OF yesterdays yacht
race: For long while after the start the yachts
rolled azily In the steady swell OF the sea- At2:3o
all the yachts were on the port tack stretched ous
In long procession under the Narragansett
shore. The Volunteer was first, OF course. being
both ahead and TO windward OF her more sluggish
sisters She showed a remarkable capacity far
forging ahead In what was very nearly nat calm.
Next came the Puritan, then Cinderella
and next the Sachem. The Maynower
was hopelessly becalmed and couple
OF miles astern OF the leading sloop.
ward " the Puritan, with Oracle next then
Fanita, Sachem, Cinderella, Magic, and Maynower
AT O'Clock the wind shifted 10 southwest giving
the Mayrower, which had been becaimed lar over
10 the westward, leading wind TO the nghtshlp.
The Magic too. got the advantage 'of the breeze,
Mayfiower would round the ightship first espo-
cially as the breeze was piping up, and as they
were the wndward boats OF course they felt rs IN
BY and by the Volunteer began TO feel ths wind.
and as soon as she heeled over 70 its impetus she
walked away from her TWO ambitious competitors
and rounded the Sow and Pigs. setting her silk
balloon 1ib as she Jbed around Che marx and hur.
Wind on 6e tns nsn ana Se Win sns
next, then the Puritan shot around the mark very
cleverly and chased the Magic The little Fanita
past the lightship next; then came the Sachem
Cinderella and Oracle, with the Maynower last
Inc run 70 The hen ana Chickens was ACCOMPLISHED
quickly, as compared with the indolent work done
up 10 this time. AS the Volunteer rounded them
she hauled down her balloon Jib and, luf1ng close
under the nghtship's stern, trimmed sheets nat ON
the port tack and sailed from the Sow and Pigs 70
the Hen and Chickens In Sim. AS, the distance
being ~ miles. The Puritan sailed the same dis
lance IN 42m. 36s. The Volunteer thus gained on
her 81 seconds. The yachts were now nearly able
TO lay their course 10 Brentons Reef LghJshIp.
where the finish was 70 take place. AT this poins
the Electra left them at dusk, having party of
ladies who wished TO be landed early at Newport.
The wind was very light indeed, and it VASE
tedious wait until the boats came In.
The following table gives the elapsed and cor.
rected times:
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1t is now foregone conclusion that the cram
berry crop In New Jersey wiz be much Ghortae
than IL has been for years
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- Elapsed Correctod
Nam. Start; Finish r%s Ti~s
S SsIs --l9 g q 10 s92s $500 ldss9!
FIRST CLASS sLooPs.
volunteer.10 IS 90 90 50 80 10 50 80 10 50 80
M Ma 10 g 90 10 ygs " n "a 50 a 80 %
SECOND CLASS sLooPs.

TILTED CI-Abs bLOOPb.
Cinderella 10 80 81 10 AZ 50 IL SO 80 IL Sc IS
BERTHE. ..... 10 57 % Did not nnish.
Fauita. 80. 10 40 Al 10 81 43 IL OF OF IL So 80
Thus the Volunteer beats the Puritan I'm. 0ss;
the Sachem, according 70 the regular club allow
ance, beats The Magic I'm 06s, and the Cinderella
beats the Fan1ta minute. With double time al.
lowance the Magic wins
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RAzoB o. I'M THRKMoxsrER-The folloW1ng
voro Vho roadinRs 90 the signal O1aco eo-day:7 e
n, 60; p ma &c; ma0 -uus 9; minimum. e.